Just throwing in my two cents, and I KNOW no one asked me, but --

What effect might a ramp-up marketing effort have on the mentaility of the Asian CEOs whose companies we're suing? Would it better allow them to "save face" -- a classic, paramount concern among many in the East -- or might it look a bit like good old-fasdhioned Murrican gloating? A la, "And as soon as these Forn Compnees that has bin dragging they tootsies finally do git to settlin', y'all in the rest of the world are next!"

I agree, it'd be good to get out the word about Patriot/TPL's potential (investable to the general public only by the purchase of PTSC securities), but stereotypes aside, I don't know how wise it would be to start the drumbeat of anticipated victory when attorneys on both sides are likely, as we type here, re-scouring documents (them we has, that is), clarifying and re-asserting/modifying infringement contentions. In other words, there's still a bit of a match to be played here, and the pep band might want to hold onto anything remotely celebratory-sounding for now.

JMHO.